Heart

Heart

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Statistics

Type	Miscellaneous
Heals Health	20
Rarity	00*

• Internal Item ID: 58

Candy Apple

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Statistics

Type	Miscellaneous
Heals Health	20
Rarity	00*

• Internal Item ID: 1734

Candy Cane

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Statistics

Type	Miscellaneous
Heals Health	20
Rarity	00*

• Internal Item ID: 1867

Not to be confused with Crimson Heart, Life Crystal, or Demon Heart.

"Candy Cane" redirects here. For other uses, see Candy Cane Block, Candy Cane Sword, or Candy Cane Hook.

See also: Apple (disambiguation)

Hearts (or Candy Apples during Halloween and Candy Canes during Christmas) are common power-ups which can be dropped by slain enemies (with a chance of 1/12 (8.3%), as long as the player is below maximum health), broken Pots, or as bonus drops from slimes. They are not inventory items, but are instead instantly consumed and restore 20 health. Enemies will only drop Hearts if the closest player is not at maximum health. They emit a faint red light.

It is also possible to spawn Hearts (and their seasonal counterparts) with a Heart Statue.

Hearts can be collected within a range of 2 blocks, which can be increased with a Heartreach Potion.

Notes

• Bosses will drop five to nine Hearts after being defeated.
• If the player has less-than-maximum mana upon the defeat of an enemy, the chance to drop a Heart is halved (1/24 or 4.17%), because players below maximum mana qualify for receiving Stars from defeated enemies.

Trivia

The Heart-shaped cloud.

• Although Hearts are instantly consumed on pickup, it is possible to hack in Hearts into the player's inventory through the use of inventory editors. The hacked-in Hearts still act like normal Hearts, and will still be consumed on pickup, after dropping them in front of the player.
  • Hearts obtained this way cannot be duplicated in Journey Mode, displaying an X in place of the research requirement.
• A cloud in the shape of a heart can occasionally be seen in the background.
• In Celebrationmk10 worlds, all Hearts have a 33.33*1/3 (33.33%) chance to be replaced by Candy Apples and a 33.33*1/3 (33.33%) chance to be replaced by Candy Canes, regardless of season.

See also

• Star, a similar, mana-replenishing item.

History

 PC version

• Desktop 1.2.3: Fixed bug where NPCs that don't really die (Slimer, Mother Slime, Corrupt Slime) drop hearts and mana stars on shapeshifting (dying).

• Desktop 1.2.2: Candy Cane introduced.

• Desktop 1.2.1: Candy Apple introduced.

• Desktop-Release: Introduced.

 Console version

• Console-Release: Introduced.

 Nintendo Switch version

• Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

 Mobile version

• Mobile-Release: Introduced.

Nintendo 3DS version

• 3DS-Release: Introduced.